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New Episode: The Queen City Sports Podcast by Mark Raines and Jeff Brown
by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – Mark Raines and returning special guest Jeff Brown talk about a very important week for Bearcat Basketball. That’s right, it’s time for the Crosstown Shootout. Mark and Jeff have it covered from every angle (perhaps slightly favoring UC in the analysis, but judge that for yourself). The guys also…
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Groundbreaking Quantum Computing major approved by Miami University Board of Trustees
Next step is approval by Ohio Department of Higher Education Oxford, Ohio – During its regular meeting on Friday, Dec. 13, the Miami University Board of Trustees approved the new Quantum Computing major, the first of its kind for an Ohio institution. Following approvals from University Senate and the Board of Trustees, the next step…
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Clermont County announces solicitations for consultant to manage animal shelter and kennel expansion
Clermont County, Ohio – Clermont County officials today announced an upcoming solicitation for proposals to hire a consultant to manage the Clermont County Animal Shelter as well as a request for bids to expand outdoor kennel capacity and new volunteer policies and procedures. “These recommendations are part of a comprehensive plan to improve our physical…
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Lynn Oury is 2025 Loveland Valentine Lady
Photo by Nancy Hartmann Downing on FaceBook Editor’s Note: This story has been corrected to reflect that Lynn Oury is not a lifetime Loveland resident. Loveland, Ohio – Loveland Valentine Ladies serve the community of Loveland Ohio. They are chosen by community nomination, then picked by a committee from the Little Miami River Chamber Alliance.…
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[A Holiday Toolkit] Supporting Mental and Behavioral Health During the Holiday Season
A message from OneOhio Recovery Foundation and Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Your presence can be a present for someone this season. Support and following up with loved ones are just some of the actions we can all take to help others who may be in crisis. Helping someone with mental health, drug,…
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Festive Christmas Brass Concert at Loveland Stage Company
Art and Culture, Education, Entertainment, Events, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Religion, Spotlight“Enjoy beloved holiday classics performed by an extraordinary ensemble of student, amateur, and professional brass musicians from Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.” Loveland, Ohio – Cincinnati’s community Brass Choir will present their annual Christmas concert in conjunction with Loveland High school percussionists. The ensemble will be conducted by Kirby Cain and will feature holiday classics.…
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‘It’s become a tradition’ for Coates and Miami RedHawks
Rodney Coates, right, talks with members of the Miami University football program on Wednesday, Dec. 11, during a luncheon at the Gross Student-Athlete Development Center organized by Coates to celebrate Miami’s bowl berth. The luncheon has become an annual tradition. Oxford, Ohio/Miami University – As members of the Miami University football team filed into –…
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[With Photo Album] I-471 Fire repair update from ODOT
I-471 Expected to Reopen By Spring Cincinnati, Ohio – Following a November 1 fire that significantly damaged a section of the Interstate 471 Ohio approach to the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge, the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) announced today that it expects to have all lanes reopened in March. FULL NEWS RELEASE Updated December 10…
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New polling shows people of all stripes want immigrants treated with dignity
By: Marty Schladen – Ohio Capital Journal A poll conducted last week indicates that large majorities of Americans don’t hold views of immigrants that are as harsh of those of President-elect Donald Trump. They include many who voted for him. The poll found that Americans overwhelmingly think that deportations should focus on immigrants who commit violent crime,…
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Death penalty opponents push for elimination in Ohio
By: Susan Tebben – Ohio Capital Journal Opponents of the death penalty are once again urging the Ohio legislature to eliminate the practice in the state. In a hearing with the Senate Judiciary Committee, advocacy groups and family members of murder victims alike came together to ask for passage of a bill that would abolish the death…
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